Sentence examples for greater target from inspiring English sources

But Jordan could itself become a greater target for terrorism.

A pool of 150 elite runners will be monitored in greater depth, with those athletes considered to be at higher risk of doping subject to greater target testing.

"There is growing concern that pensions freedoms have made people over 55 a greater target for fraudsters, and recent research shows 11 million have been cold-called or texted about their pension.

Antibodies have greater target specificity compared to small molecule drugs, but most are unable to penetrate cells, and predominantly target extracellular antigens.

TALENs do not suffer from this problem, they are easier to generate than ZFNs, and they have been reported to act with greater target specificity than ZFNs.

As hypothesized, European Americans displayed relatively greater target P3 amplitudes, indexing attention to target events, whereas East Asian Americans displayed relatively greater novelty P3 amplitudes, indexing attention to contextually deviant events.

"There's a great big target for social intervention there," he says.

The Apple Air had a great big target slapped onto it once Jobs unveiled it.

He will have a great big target on his back and a difficult district to defend.

If the exogenous stimulation enhanced working memory via a gating-by-inhibition attention mechanism, we should find greater target-locked posterior alpha suppression after active relative to sham stimulation in older adults.

"As Labour and the Tories announced ever greater targets for housing completions per year, the country entered an era that might be termed mutually assured construction".